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KARTHIKE SWAMI

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karthike ,The Hindu god who was the son of lord Shiva and  Maa Parwati. He is also known as God of victory,War and Knowledge commander of the Gods. Karthike is a major deity among the hindus of Tamil Nadu, Kerela, Karnataka, Andra pradesh ,Telangana and uttarakhand. Among the six busiest temples of south India ,three are dedicated to Karthike. Lord Karthike was born in the form of six children and was taken care of by kritika who was wife of sapta rishi , hence he is also called Karthike Dhatri.In different states karthike is worshipped with different names.







       Personal information:    

 

v   Shiv(father)

v   Parvati(mother)

v   Parents

v   Ganesh

v   Ayyappa

v   Ashokasundari

v   Siblings

v   devasena and valli

v   consort

 

 Other names: 

·         Murugan, Subtamanya, Kumara, Skanda, Gauriputra, Shivsut, Shanmukha, Swaminatha, Velayuda.

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v Weapon of karthike is VEL.

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                         vKarthike’s Mount is Peacock.



SOME TEMPLES RELATED TO LORD KARTHIKE:

 

ªWITHIN INDIA

 

   TEMPLES IN TAMIL NADU

 

Ø    Palani Murugan Temple

Ø    Swamimalai Murugan Temple

Ø    Thiruchendur Murugan Tempe

Ø    Thirupparamkunram Murugan Temple

Ø    Thiruthani Murugan Temple

Ø    Pazhamudircholai Murugan Temple

 

   TEMPLES IN ANDHRA PRADESH AND TELANGANA

Ø    Mopidevi

Ø    Biccavolu

Ø    Skandagiri

Ø    Secunderabad

Ø    Mallam

 

   TEMPLES IN KARNATAKA

Ø    Kukke subramanya temple

Ø     Ghati Subramanya temple

 

  TEMPLE in UTTARAKHAND

Ø    Karthike swami temple

 

ªBEYOND INDIA:

 

 TEMPLES IN MALAYSIA

Ø   Sri Subramanyar temple

Ø   Kallumalai temple

Ø   Sannayasi Andavar temple

Ø   Nattukkottai Chettiar temple

Ø   Sri Kandaswamy Kovil temple

 

TEMPLES IN SRI LANKA

Ø   Kataragama temple

Ø   Nallur Kandaswamy temple

Ø   Maviddapuram Kandaswamy temple

Ø   Sella channithy temple

 

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                                                     Karthike swami

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